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The trio was stuck in the cabin due to the impact which occurred when the bus belonging to the Manuguru depot was going to Kothagudem. The injured Rama Rao, Anjaneyulu and Narsimha Rao, all from Pinapaka mandal, were rushed to the Bhadrachalam Area Hospital. Local residents said over-speeding was the cause of the accident.
3 hurt as auto trolley rams RTC bus
Manuguru: Three persons travelling in an auto trolley suffered serious injuries when the vehicle rammed into an RTC bus near BG Kothur in Aswapuram mandal of Bhadradri-Kothagudem district on Wednesday morning at around 10 am.
The trio was stuck in the cabin due to the impact which occurred when the bus belonging to the Manuguru depot was going to Kothagudem.
The injured Rama Rao, Anjaneyulu and Narsimha Rao, all from Pinapaka mandal, were rushed to the Bhadrachalam Area Hospital.
Local residents said over-speeding was the cause of the accident.
Of late, such mishaps have been occurring on the Manuguru-Eturunagaram main road because of heavy traffic. Residents said it was the high time that officials concerned paid attention to the issue and take steps like controlling the speed, conducting vehicle checks and fixing speed-breakers to check the rising incidents.
